psihokiller4 Report post Posted September 28, 2011 (edited) how about adding " Radu priority list " in development so that he would show witch are first things he's working on and at suggestions we would make better ideas about his priority and not at something that's at his bottom priority and we think hard about that idea and all that energy go to waste so if more brains work on 1 thing better ideas better solutions may apear and maybe but not sure more people would be more pleased to play game as they would know where's game development going he doesn't need to set 100 priorities but let say around 3 - 10 I think that's more tahn people can handle what do you guys think? would that change anything? would that improve anything? would people like radu more? EDIT: it's nothing about coding just ideas Edited September 28, 2011 by psihokiller4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
themuntdregger Report post Posted September 28, 2011 (edited) how about adding " Radu priority list " in development so that he would show witch are first things he's working on and at suggestions we would make better ideas about his priority and not at something that's at his bottom priority and we think hard about that idea and all that energy go to waste so if more brains work on 1 thing better ideas better solutions may apear and maybe but not sure more people would be more pleased to play game as they would know where's game development going he doesn't need to set 100 priorities but let say around 3 - 10 I think that's more tahn people can handle what do you guys think? would that change anything? would that improve anything? would people like radu more? Like any software project, there's usually no shortage of dev ideas from users. What is almost invariably in shortage are the ppl able and willing to code code, test and implement those ideas. Yup, the server-side code is all closed-source and only available to the game's operator, but not all ideas require server coding. Quite a lot can be achieved simply through the client-side, which is open-source and can therefore be *hacked* by anyone who fancies a go. Hence, its not so much a matter of prioritising radu, more one of encouraging others in the community to get involved in turning ideas into code. Yup, not everyone knows how to code and, yup, not everyone wants to (especially in 'C'). However, there's still lots of ways that ppl can help and encourage those that do, eg : a ) Offer an incentive to a coders to turn an idea into reality (just as with guild maps). b ) Recruit guild members who know how are able to code and develop ideas as guild projects. c ) Bite the bullet and learn to program. Edited September 28, 2011 by themuntdregger Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
psihokiller4 Report post Posted September 28, 2011 I didn't think about coding but more about ideas so that we'd know what he's focused more and that our ideas would be focused more at that part of ideas coding is his turn but ideas COULD be our side let say idea about how invance could work out for people cannot help hackers a bit and there's nothing about coding everything in words and nothing in coding I hope you understand what I mean Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
